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To: Flick Lives

There are a lot of parasitic power drains in modern vehicles. They probably just failed to remove the battery cable if it does not have a master that cuts power to everything.


39 posted on 01/26/2017 1:50:59 PM PST by Clay Moore (JRandomFreeper, SWAMPSNIPER RIP)
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To: Clay Moore

Yes. New car manufacturers that ship cars usually have a “battery shut-off switch” that gets removed before sale.


48 posted on 01/26/2017 2:53:19 PM PST by HandyDandy (Don't make up stuff. It wastes time.)
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To: Clay Moore
"There are a lot of parasitic power drains in modern vehicles. They probably just failed to remove the battery cable if it does not have a master that cuts power to everything."

I discovered this myself the hard way although by accident. I left my car keys in the ignition, Everything was off no lights, heater, radio, or anything else left on.

I go to start the car a few days later... oh there is my other set of keys.... The battery was totaly dead.... had to get a jump start.

62 posted on 01/26/2017 3:57:12 PM PST by protest1
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